Cricket Notes. by "How Is It?" Hay C.c. V. Trades C.c
The "Ringer" medals have given a great impetus to the game locally, and have made cricket fairly boom in Hay. The match between the Hay and Trades United clubs…
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The Rowing Club Regatta
A PUBLIC meeting was held at the School of Arts. On Wednesday evening, for further consideration of the arrangements for the regatta on the 24 h May. There were…
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THE football season was opened at Corowa on Saturday last by a match between the Border United Juniors and a team from the Corowa Boiling Down Works. The game…
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The date of the Slavin and Hall boxing match has been altered. Instead of boxing on the Derby night, as was previously arranged, the men will meet on May 29,…
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A MEETING of the above club was held at Mrs. Lord's Hotel on Thursday, 23th inst. Present--Messrs. Gollings (chair), Stocker, Scott, Logan,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket. BERRIGAN V. Murray Hut
A match between the above [?] was played on the Berrigan ground last Saturday afternoon and resulted in a draw rather in favor of the…
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THE match which was played last Saturday between teams representing Seniors and Juniors, resulted in an easy win for the latter by 5 goals to 1…
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Narandera Turf Club—May 3 and 4. Mahonga Annual Races—May 6. Jerilderie Jockey Club—May 9 and 10. Juaee Racing Club—May 17…
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The second match of the season was played on Saturday, and ended in a victory for the visitors by 56 runs. Girdlestone won the toss, and elected…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Yorkshire Racing Anecdote. Scene at Doncaster, September, 1822. Run in 3min. 25sec
THE following anecdote is recorded of John Jackson, the Yorkshire jockey, who won the St. Leger eight times. Perhaps the most successful of the victorie…
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THE annual general meeting of the Hay Football Club was held at Tattersall's Hotel, on Wednesday evening last; the president (Mr Walter Tyson) occupied the…
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A team representing the cricketers at Conargo journeyed to Deniliquin on Saturday last for the purpose of playing a match against a Deniliquin eleven, and a most enjoyable game resulted. The…
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The popularity of the noble game has increased in Hay very much since the advent of the Melbourne eleven in April last, and it is evident that from…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket. Review of Matches—season 1892-93
THE Past season has been productive of a good deal of cricket, but the game has decidedly boomed during the latter part of the season, the oval being occupied almost…
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THE open meeting of the Rutherglen Coursing Club was held at Mr. H. Fraser's, Olive Hills, Brown's Plains, on Wednesday last. There was a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football Notes. Border Junior Football Club
A meeting of the above club was held at Mr. King's Australian Hotel, Corowa, on Tuesday night. Present--Mr. J. P. Buggy (in the chair), Mr…
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The committee of the above club met at Carter’s Hotel last Saturday evening. Mr D. Drummond occupied the chair, and there was a large…
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This match takes place to-morrow…
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A very interesting game, in more than one respect, was played on the 22nd ult. at Towong between these rival clubs. This is the second time they met this season, the first match being…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →By Electric Telegraph. Rosbhill Races. Sydney. Saturday, April 29
Austral Handicap.—Kilmore, I; Pheromond, 2 ; The Markee, 3. Hurdle Race.—Alarm Bell, 1 ; Mark Twain, 2 ; Never Miss, 3…
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